Supporting Wellbeing And Opportunity
To ensure the wellbeing of vulnerable children, youth and poor rural communities by providing the support, opportunity and assistance needed to become happy, educated and healthy.
What We Are · Child2Youth Foundation
A Ugandan foundation walking alongside vulnerable children, young people and rural communities through education, healthcare and practical support.


Our Story
Child2Youth Foundation was started in 2005 by Ssenyonjo Kironde Steven, whose concern for children and young people unable to access education, healthcare and other necessities became a commitment to action.
Today, our work brings together child sponsorship, health, water and sanitation, and rural community development. We support children while helping strengthen the families and communities around them.
A registered non-governmental organisation in Uganda.
Registration: INDR88118329NB · Permit: INDP83133829NB
The Purpose Behind Our Work
To ensure the wellbeing of vulnerable children, youth and poor rural communities by providing the support, opportunity and assistance needed to become happy, educated and healthy.
To have educated, healthy and self-sustaining citizens by addressing the needs of vulnerable children, young people and poor rural communities.
How We Approach Our Work
Our programmes connect everyday care with opportunities that children and families can build on.
Support that respects each child and helps them learn and participate with confidence.
Reaching vulnerable children and young people, including children living with disabilities.
Opening pathways through school, university, vocational training and family livelihoods.
Working with families, supporters and partners to address needs together.
More Than A School Place
Learning is easier when children have the essentials, access to healthcare and a supportive home environment. Our connected programmes respond to those needs.

Working Together
We are grateful for the sponsors, donors and partners who make our work possible.



Join us in opening opportunities for children and communities.